The Bennington evening banner., September 13, 1905, Image 2

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Griswold's Address
TO
The School Children
IJEAUCIMLDULN:-
TiJ Si.:i Cliut ever lrlnif you
4. bfan-bloncry No? Well, r
uiifHi he krrw you would uotj it on
tixir (eact'.a 'and irate vuu bun
onf or kO'iithinir that you would
'uot nhiT your teacher with.
anta It a wle old chap. We
'icavij a macaroni aytera of tolo
irraih direct to hit ht'adiuarUT.
anal he puts us o t to tuuny Kood
t.ilnz at all season of tho ynur
We have just received frrm him
Adandvllne of School Supplie.
flougistinjr of Tablets, Slatts. Ten
cils, Coiu)osltlon Hooks, etc.
Also a new line of School Daps
We have some Has, too. that
re a liHle shop-worn which wo
re almost jrlving away. If you
uteme quick perhaps you can tret
tie and then you can end the
reht of your nlckle for chewing
' .'inmi. Oliey your parents and buy
your School Supplies of
GRISWOLD
Sport- Music - Art - Stationery
Books - Magazines.
BALED HAY & STRAW
R. ii MERRILL
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iMi'-ll) nt lila liolllf III fillt.llliun1 Hill.
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Imil tin- t iti iiii ill liaUy f tad t from
tiiiw until Ik- n-tunm in Wiialiliiurtnii on
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FAVORITES WIN AT 0RAVE8EN0.
UrulD Hlarla Urftora HUht br Hum
nlnaT Attar With Flrat llac.
NKW YORK, Hcpt 13. Tlie rm ot
(JruvcKcinl were run over a muddy
truck, and Titihon jrn'atly rodnct-J
the fli'lil. Tlie lifttinn eontlnKont hud
n protltable day. iih four fitvorltett and
two Hfroiul cholifM won. i
Hie FlathiiulH HtnkeH, tlio fentnre of
the card, drew out a field of seventeen
two-year-olds, with Speedwuy the fa
vorite. The winner, however, turned
up In Hooruy, who led from start to
(IiiIkIi. giiininarieH:
Hrst Race. Druid, llrst; Brush Up,
second: Jim Heflttle, third.
Second Hnee. Monterej', Orst; Zl
nap, seeoud; (,'lurk (Jrimtli, third.
Third Race.-fiprliiK. flrat; Vttladay,
second; CliarliKhter, tlilrd.
Fourth Race.-lloorny, first; Sidney
V., HiH-ond; Arkllrtn, third.
Fifth Race. Sonoma Belle, first; Jen
nie McCatie, tteeond; Lady Ellison,
third.
Sixth Race. Sam II. Harris, first;
Huron Usher, necotid; Suulnbery, third.
SHIES THE BOB
"The Cleaner '
That Made
Troy Laundria
Ftnouii"
ASK YOUR GROCER
Tim nVC.NI.NaSIIA.N.NCK
UUU4 tr-JT 1y c tiabJays
mJui llutuai.
ltkMakt kl ia t-at", IWaiefV
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l'aAuJa4) t'kU-a fur fcllr-wl ItWl.
at v .M an trial In ltu!a4
t--ttl rort fur atal tJ J1
TJi i(U !vi fr tet..
r. t'fx4 4 tbUaal up ltd t
it. a tttovar c'rabUurk lSal aa
wiW aitran4 k TlaU, mtfi U
Cr-ioa .rit.v4 a Wiw fnu U-a atatnaa a
tiatt.al ilU laia a 14a of U raa.
Itxaofk u-a gr Ia4 tra)y ltl.
l' la 4 tifr; it
iatr al W rtta oi, tt 4 jcJ Va t'o
loft far U-I.
T r' u ail U itattr) .Uait)t
frtxn tJ tat ! (at.)(uiti Waua
U ttx.t la itra Ua l.snl ri4 -f
racf ilat liitaj Ut il-a t.atj sr I7
(.r4 i!W- R fkar tarf U
Jad Mty t tu t to msUoe
t lilrJ.
As a tnaifer of fi raj sprrs ar
f-r wtirslly tattr ruiliy i-f i al:r In
putt;al.i.4 at Napaff4 Tkllr
fca h tfTiatJ'y, kaartatlttjr CarvUkat,
a i. I t.f a-n ltcii Uwly . TUy ifak
an r5ort la pi.ol U farU anal kt 0-
l-ul.Uc alra u oo I Jt'.oti.
MUo u lb(errt- Is mrvtt II Is
atttMaat atast for (h- of thra rra
a tk aMtUtdy an j j truktaur.
Uy Las tjltao iun(f Ufumislioo:
rarrUk ttrHinf mtrt tkm prliitl
kUirrrarr.1 carry anwUilr.s' but Inland
atl;vrlh r ka t4 gut ilerply
onuch InloUa affair Uflt ao Im
partial rtport.
Il It rxH U.njh ma! Lee ihal Ma
ppr print (lirraaabU Iblot. lu
11 trtiih ilal buna, and a long as
pMtpW Insist on dolof fool 11 and dls-
afrarsbW ihlofs Ihay will douUla4 I
cur.lino Ut chare malic) to U news-
p4jwr4 lhal prlnl facta from tihlch
p-tipla draw eoncluklona uocomforta
bl for U partla ul lowrtstad.
Home ytars ao n New York firm
printad a map wblcb showed Graod
ll county, Verts on I as n pari nf New
York tat. For Ibis alight I'rtaldeot
FMi at the F1h and (lama lyafua
banquet got even by refi-rrlnK to lUt-
lei ("hamplaln, al HlufT Point, X. Y.,
as on of the "dnl hotels lo New
KnLnd."
i:tt M tot TIC M I.TT Tiir w iiitk
MOtilTAM
lw rate icurlon ticket t from
llo.ton and Maine atatlnn will be on
a am from Sept l' Ut I cl 7. JTod to r.
uin u lu 1 1 rl h u rahynus, llrettun
WimkIs. JefTeraons, Linctl-r. Iteth-
1 hem. ManleaiMxl and Profile llouae
the latter, ticket 011 aale lo Sept :S0
only). This la the lieat time of the
year to vlait the mountains, and Willi
the drives, beautiful scenery, etc., you
will miss a treat treat If you do not
avail j ourelf of the very low rate ex-
curnioo ticket. ' For time tf trains
and excursion rate Ma nearest Bon
ton and Maine, It K ticket aent.
To 1 lie Metropolis.
The first of the fall series of New
York excursions via the Boston and
Main Hallroad on Troy and Citizens
LiueSteameis down the II jdson lakes
ulace Tursday Sept L'tl, tickets eood
uoinir only on train No 1 of the H A
M 11 U or connectinir at Troy with
steamer due New York City early next
morning, and to return leaving New
York up to and Including boai 01
Mnndav Oct 2nd and on B & M in-
cludlnvr Oct .'Jrd. Trains passes Hoo-
sick Falls at 0.42 p. rn. and the excur
oion rate from the above named stat
ion la only M.50 2t
Will InUrwat Many.
Pt..ir tiArann alirtnM Lcrinw that
good health Is impossible if the kid-
ys are cterangea. rowieys ivianey
iVa tt-lll .iiro Irirlnnv Anil bladder
disease In every form, and will build
un
ana sirenginen inese organs so
y will preform their functions pro
Av Vr rlnnornr of Britrht's disease
the
perl
or diabetes if Foley's Kidney cure Is
taken lu time. For sale by B. A.
Quinian."
Wag'pn
- Paint
Any of your vehicles shabby or
looking the worse for wear? If
so, a quart of Neal's Carriage
Paint will make them look as
good as new. Ready for use
and easy to apply. Handsome
varnish-gloss colors, rich and
very durable. Confident they
will please. Sold by
B. A. Quinian
MVTTISON REUNION
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aa4 William II UstUaun a4 Mrs
l Uir4 lWUik) alilltaViattxaUra
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C.f MktUkua'a dlalkUllf Itlaltxl.
Tl (eraili lt.il fuliatak t4
.i r J .4.n MilliitkOoa t.f lifcakh.
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U 4,al: 4 C4tauM4 ca !, ,law
uii piut. 1 kjaa UtHl.rr. an4 l.l
faji.ilt fl VI r I'Ji-kr Vrfcti. strrw Ua
lt.Uk.t. thm t'VUbit l4 tarcQ
9if tSoJul al) ajKM.tkUxi, ftly
mvti .a4 ln p:aa-4 over U gtu
at a.tii "MrU" la !'- Uuts
tf atttjrttara. Tt yar4 la prufjav in
lartwtafal alk4 bau4kuta
lr Uum.x4 a4 ublM rra4
la U-a ysid. bat ttPbg Ui tba braty
U.uhdar ttauarf of O lMrlo, lt
S;vcaU Ibl44 ai a fvaaUhl In
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Uwo -pka4, tr)U,lic tl.kt nul4
VUfA l 'aMiW taf U :,il?tir
fa4 lf m UaMn.
Tta aflarnoaan a HUI up lih
r.u;c fc4 a aacial Ue ot-craalt.
llriUit Jibr.aa cf lUnnii-.tUaQ
Utm an4 Uwk tnclura of Ua rrvup.
lla.Ja.t iraao prM.l 4 Mr
J ai.a Jl.nao of Nortb-at lUohlt fin,
al la l )tr old. Ttaa yuunft-ai
iltdinro!.lti. t.f Mr IWklt.
Tf jtk b,oaly Irtatn Naw
tifh, Maatarl.Ukrtts at Vm..t..
1 h' I li Crt of Ur reunion .rl4 In
ibi UW. Mr an4 Mr UasrU Mil
l;iXtun and T II liunlap an4 I fa mrm
-rrari.( ffU4 ll.ia tilUfa.
Pa f.iiloalr.,; U Umrtlnit ablch
a itl by Ur Millleflon:
To Uae Vatlt-kons AttambWd In lie-
union: .
Itt-ar Frirnd
T14rrn4atitt tourrtv InCun-
nvtl ut. tif hich Ure ar aatrral.
ftbtl Ihoaa Cut.rtcul Uarrva.Ui by U.
U of nisirlaf, etuod lo you upon
Ibis TClonof your family reunion,
crrting mott cordlsL With msnv
of you, I bate !a4 U plaaur of b
ctHnlnat sottaaabal acjualnUaJ IbVuugb
rtirrrtMnilrce, and lo all such ! do-
aim to estaoaj tbaoks for Uhi aid
alTorJad la lb compllttlon of lh
Malleaon renealoglcal records.
To Iboaaj whom I have not mat, I al
o send cordial greetings and In lb
won! of the lamaouad Uiough antiquat
ed Kip Van WinkU. ' Here's lo your
health, and Ut your family' health.
May yriu lit long and prosier." To
IhoM of you who bv not sent In
your family reords, pleM consider
Ibis a general Invitation, all round o
Ut do, ihtl In course of limn you may
all be ga'-hared Into one great family
sh-af, for the future generation of
rhlldrvn's children lo wonder al, at
youloiijy may be) wondering over
li IdrnUty of those sturdy anccsutrs
ho for 2. year have lived and
performed their allolte task and
have finally patted to the rreal be
yond, jet whoae memory lu'a-t afu-r
them.
You ol the Matteaon rscehave much
to be proud of in your long Ufa hi
Ury. You prlng from a turdy lock.
Hace tulcide ha no place In tbe an
nal of your past hlitory. Your for
bears lived, and breathed the five air
of t ie heavens, untrammelled by tri
vial conventionalities. Sturdy a the
rock riblied eternal hill among which
ao many of them dwelt, hon 'it tillers
of the soil, fathers banded down to
sons the family patrimony, and for the
mot parts sons increased it.. Tbeia
never was a time in all your
family history when the Mattesonrace
was not a race of landholders. Go
back in the annals of history over Z'A
year and you find them owners of the
soil.
They know what It was to battle with
life. Tbe wily woodcraft of the Indian
was not sutllclent to Intimidate those
stout hearts. Amid the virgin forests
they planted their homes and built
their clearings. The sun of the morn
Ing's dawn warmed lo life the crops
they planted In the rich though rough
soil of the mountain clearing, and its
last rays at night, ell in benediction
upon their sturdy soil.
Those pioneer women, who spun the
flax and swung the loom, and who
could shoot tbe rltte with the skill of
their husbands and sons, those earnest
big hearted men, whose life was bound
up In the little home they loved and
for which they toiled, were building
better than they knew, for there sprang
up around them, like the leaves of the
forest a progeny, sturdy, healthy and
imbued with ambitious desires and
they too, passed outward Into life,
with hearts strong for its battles and
they helped people the land with a
sturdy and vigorous race.
Ye who are Mattesons, rise and
pledge a silent toast lo that grand
army of New England's sturdy sons
from whom you gain so proud decent.
The blood of no cheap nobility cours
es through your veins, but blood of
grandslres and grandames, whose
strong hearts and determined purpose
helped to make of that early New Eng
land a soil fitted for the lives of free
men and free women. -'
You have been baptized as with tbe
blood of martyrs, your title to nobil-
(j
lit. dktrt niH to ft,a trivia! paUll
Laid Out by royal hat4 ho oaoad not
hat II fkta. ltroi4 from a line f
nao an4 nn abo war among Nw
rslands bai b!oo4 and mu4i atunly
bttot an4 itw. Ttacy lo you
lavalth, tby gar Ut you ambluot,
Uy gave to you d'lntilndn of
purpu. Tltey gave ut you n tnagnl-
oral courage Ut face and to cotxjuor
all iheobktactra wblcb life' path ay
braev. You o lo Uira much, and to
day la your family reunion, pour out
a libaUon lo "Our Aoctry; may lb
son of ih future be as loyal of brt
a were ibey of the pal and tbe mo
men a noble of mind, as lender of
heart and a strong of character."
Yours fraJlogly,
William II. Spa-r.
WOODFORD
lloberl Mallory ha moved lo Ben
nington.
John Flynn of lUnnlngton In
th village Friday.
William S. Knapp and wife were In
Bennington Monday.
Algle Culler of Bennington I home
for a weeks vacation.
Potatoea are rotting worse in Ih
hollow than at the city.
Mits Anna C. Park was at her ho-ne
In Bennington Monday.
Byron Lcltay and alfo of Svartburg
were in the village Sunday.
II. Aa Kclvlit and ficorire Cotton
have made repair on tnelr barn.
William C. Cutler and Mr. J. F.
Stnlth are allicted with neuralgia.
Nathan Nile returned Monday
from a buikines trip to While Creek.
Mrs Minnie Karle of No. Benning
ton is at the Mount Pleasant house
Was. Jane Iloooey of Montreal l
visiting her son John for a few days.
William 11. Park and family return
ed to Bennington Friday via Wllmlgn.
ton.
I). M. Gleason spent Sunday at bis
autumn and winter borne in Benning
ton. Gerard Jensen of Norwich. Conn.
ha been a guest ai Fir Grove Cabin,
several duys.
Noyes Loveland, wife and daughter
Daisy ot Uennington were in the vil
lage over Sunday.
A party from the Mount Pleasant
House headed by Landlord Knapp and
wife enjoyed a picnic on the Hagar
mountain, Monday.
Robert Stewart of North Benning
ton was at the Mouut Pleasant House
nearly all last wrex.
Edmund LuFrtiochlso and wife of
Bennington were callers, . Sunday at
Mrs. K J. Temple's.
Thomas Rogers was in Wilmington
Sunday, and William K. Cutler was
In Wilmington, Friday. ,
Mrs Henry Sprague's son Murray
aDd granddaughter, Minnie Noyes of
Bennington have visited her.
The annual buisness meeting for the
election of ollicers of the Union church
will be held Saturday evening.
Rotnanxa Bill and vife will keep Dr.
Gleason's boarding house this fall
and winter on his lumber job.
. , Mrs James Dinwiuuie returned Mon
day from a visit with her daughter,
Mrs A. J. Dewey of Bennington.
Mrs. Chas Merrill and daughter,
Esther D. and Miss Edith Dewy, on
joyed a trip to Hagar mountain.
Fred McLaughlin one of the clerks
in Frear's Troy Bazaar, is at William
11. Cutler's for a two weeks vacation.
Nearly all the guests have gone
from Camp Comfort. The White
Crow Inn will close by the fifteenth.
Chas. Dewey of Bennington is stay
ing at Fir Grove Cabin for a fewdays
with his sister Mrs Mary Pratt Wood.
It raised A. W. Hagar's Ire to have
Delicious
Wholesome Substantial
o
THE IRON FOOD
u
TTv; crowning axiilerrmtiit la fil rrvlullon and
Jffvli'0. "XTaOUMti !l My so j and thoamrtdl tat
Aplte.U-'oriioS. io 4 c'aSkl.
(.'idly aar-r-4. lr4y 14 nvT-k. roan, car frail
JaiMdv. and M suad tt-lsm lUI atari
WIDkVAWAKC GkOCCkl bILL IT.
a brr kl4f I.Vt lo Co atnrp and
Mr. Ilacsr bat tri irp 'or Bru
In.
Wll;im Tt. utt4ln. qo.Ut.
rlHt lu;uri ! running la' oa
mountain lde and narrualy c,a4
lib b!4 l;f. ,
Mr Aihrrt lUada and t.or daughu-r
Mr. Walur burgla, t.f llaan !
till. ba l-ii guu of Mr and Mil
llvnryh'nlgl.i.
Mr Floffiw Arnialrong, Mrs Agno
MllUMlh, Mia I lliUUl Nntr. AilaaT
Milt. Muo'lirn and Mr. Wal.b
re in to 0 Monday.
H. W. fiuaro and wife of York
era at Ua Mount I'laatani houaa
Mooday and Ibeo drova to Wilming
ton hrt lhy have butlnaa I c la ran
A happy coupUj married last Wad
oeaday at Kadbank. N. . arrived
at the Mount Pltatsnt Ilouaa Thur
day evening whor Ilia ar piodlag
their honey mooo. a
Mi-do Fife ha made exu-nlva r
pairs on hi bouae arxl I building a
agno bouaajaod a MadtlnsJ. "Jo''
has auroreded In raiting a good crop
of tobacco plant.
The author of the Pre Identlal Bear
Hunt I informodlthki It ould pleaae
u all to have the I'ratl.Ii nt come Ut
Woodford: alao that every one of
Woodford' 30 people h.ve riddon
on the steam car and 'n a Pre I
dent and aeveral Governor. Ttirre
ito tatoan on th gl that ke-p
more on the aide h-re the sun bin
than Wimdford. We would Ian much
iilraaar to have the rlur of that art
lc!eU join In the grant hunt, noth
ing new to -.it, and ivl lumelf i
known-
SOUTH tsllAITKBt'RY.
- --
Tho teward' wives will give a bar
vent supjier at Cole hall Wednesday
evening, Sept 20. Supper will lie
cent, and served from lx o'clock
until all are .orel. Th proceed are
Ui ro toward the pastor's salary. A
cordial invitation I extended Ut all.
Come and help the good cause. -
Wm Coulter, a resident of this vil
lage, who has won many friends among
shop ma'es and outside, was very hap
nily surprised last Friday n.ght when
the shop shut down for the Ight, he
was given a , very handsome gold
watch; a token of regard and friend
ship. He had decided to goelsewhere,
wishing to better his condition, but by
pcrsisUmt persuasion and his own,
changed his mind, and he remained.
His friends wished him to receive
their token of regard just the same.
He is now the happy possessor of the
friends' token, and' he hopes that bis
friends will ever feel his high apprecia
tion of their kindness by his faithful
ness as a friend.
- I Give Honor to Whom It Is Itua
Dr David Kennedy's Favorite Rem
edy, of Ilondout, N. Y., cured tre of
Bright 's disease and gravel. Four of
the best physicians had failed to re
lieve me. I have recommended it to
scores of people with like success and
know it will cure all who try It. Mrs
E P Mlzner, Burg Hill, O. Price 1 1
all druggists; 6 bottles 95.
rifle'and
Winchester Rifle and Pistol Cartridges of
all calibers are loaded by machinery which
sizes the shells, supplies the exact quantity
of p'owder, and seats the bullets properly.
By using first-class materials and this
up-to-date system of loading, the reputation
of Winchester Cartridges for accuracy,
reliability and excellence is maintained.
They cost no more than inferior makes.
Ask for them, and Insist upon getting them.
THEY SHOOT WHERE YOU HOLD
FOR SALE
Tie two atnry fiitne Lou
ftitUAtrd No. 809 uuth iMe
I'lt-jujint Htm-t in Village of
Ilrnninton, with uol ixtnl
lot. TLii 1'ioprrty ucr-ntrally
litcafed, in one of the tnt tor
lioni of tbe village anl tbouM
at all time find leidy rcnUL
Appurtr-nant Ut the projxTty
i a right of way Wtwrrn the
Cuopfr machine sho, from
Pletinant to Main Street, which
right of way will le conveyed
with the property.
CHARLEi rj. POWERS
anhltulldint. aernlrgion, VI
OUR
FALL i WINTER STYLES
hare arrlrtd, eun.i.tiDf ol
paiierM of tUVoty bih
fiaaa ajrn.ilf.na la I ha Una
thkijnu tboiill aa atoora
wiUjouU.IL
Itiir prlit kill suit you
IV tate you (fom taaotn
(taoooa a M'lT or OVKU
i'JAT. tl k.l m-nt lei u
4ito-r T"U our aooil aod
lalett lav.llloo plailoa brfor
yo j plawe an ordrr an) wbare
for Ktranu ol any kluil,
whaibar lor bmlnrtt or ii
cll drett wer.
i-tiiica, ir-mi-o . tij-ii
and C'ondueion' fnldarin a
apeelalty.
C. AINSWORTH
trCS 311 W. Main St.
aanninsion, vi.
Have you seen those
112 Piece Decorated
Dinner Sets
for '9.98 x
Better ones if you wish.
AT-
RAMSDELL'S
... 501 Main Street.-
pistol cartridges
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